How to: Make wooden musky lures - Epoxy

[@sahabatmancing4454]

Thank you my friend

[@RealLifeFishingWI]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching!

[@sufferedenuf]

How much lumber did you get to build that turner? Looks like maybe 2 - 8' 1x2

[@RealLifeFishingWI]

Correct!

[@raymondferguson8452]

Did you make the epoxy spinner?

[@RealLifeFishingWI]

I did, yes. Used a BBQ rotisserie for the motor.

[@墨涵-t3w]

Thank you,can you tell me how to clean the epoxy on the brush?

[@RealLifeFishingWI]

I have no idea. I buy disposable brushes and just throw them away when I'm finished with them. 36 brushes for $2.49 online. Thanks for watching!!

[@墨涵-t3w]

@@RealLifeFishingWI Good idea!

[@nikitakozlov8380]

How to make wooden musky lures: MORE EPOXY :D

[@RealLifeFishingWI]

:D There's definitely a lot of steps involved, and "more epoxy" is certainly a time consuming one. LOL

[@nikitakozlov8380]

@@RealLifeFishingWI I usually don't "make" (manufacture) my lures but what I do usually do is cover all the things i buy for musky with a single/double layer of UV resin. It's quite a fast process. You can fish it immediately after washing the surface with household detergent.

[@RealLifeFishingWI]

Yeah, different types of epoxy have different strengths and weaknesses. I like the finish and durability that this type of epoxy affords, even if it is more time consuming.